{{Quickfixn}} Server-side certificates BUT no client-side certificates (from github #567)

Roberto Reff roberto.reff at poligram.de
Wed Dec 18 08:43:23 PST 2019


Hello Grant.


We have used SSL stuff connection to bloomberg.

With those it is so that they issue a certificate, their public key is held at the client and the connection can be established.
The client itself does not yet have a certificate, so the host (acceptor) does not know it.
This setting works wonderfully.

To answer the question. yes, that works. For the explicit settings you have to specify which settings the Acceptor has made. Usually this is only possible with Trial end Error. Possibly somebody uses the same and can report from his experiences.


Regards
Roberto
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Betreff: {{Quickfixn}} Server-side certificates BUT no client-side certificates (from github #567)

Hi all,

If any of you are knowledgeable with SSL cert stuff, could you take a look at the below question that was submitted via github?  It's just not an area I'm well-versed in.

Thanks
-Grant



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I don't seem to be able to get the following configuration to work:

  1.  Server certificate is configured
  2.  Client certificate is NOT configured

This would lead to a secure channel where the client identity is realized only from SenderCompID value sent in the request from client to server.

I see that QuickFix/J (https://www.quickfixj.org/usermanual/2.0.0/usage/configuration.html) has a setting that I believe I am looking for but cannot find in QuickFix/N:
NeedClientAuth=[Y|N]

Please can someone advise whether this configuration is possible in QuickFix/N and if so how should the config be made?

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